Arm action happens fast
A pitcher's arm moves through its path in a fraction of a second. Without stepping through it, a coach is describing something the athlete cannot see.
CoachCore
Baseball video analysis software
Baseball video analysis software for pitching and hitting coaches
Baseball video analysis software lets a coach review an athlete's pitching or hitting video, stop on the frames that matter, mark them up, and send the athlete a finished explanation. In CoachCore the coach chooses every frame and draws every mark.
CoachCore does not detect or measure a motion for you. You choose the frames, place the marks, and make the call. The editor makes what you see easier to show.
Why baseball mechanics are hard to coach in text
The fix is in a few frames, and the athlete cannot see them at full speed.
A delivery is a sequence
Leg lift, stride, foot strike, arm cock, release, and follow-through depend on each other. Reviewing them in order shows where the sequence changes.
Athletes need something to rewatch
Young players forget a verbal cue by the next bullpen. A marked-up clip with your voice on it can be replayed before the next session.
Try the baseball editor Beta
Step through a motion in the real editor.
The sample is a swing clip. Step frame by frame, draw on a frame, freeze it, and see how the review would reach an athlete.
- Frame-by-frame delivery review
- Mark up arm action
- Slow motion and zoom
- Compare two clips
- Voice feedback
- Athlete can rewatch
This is the real CoachCore video editor running on a sample clip. Saving, share links, and student sends are turned off in the sample.
What it should include
What baseball coaches review on video.
Pitching mechanics
Review the windup or stretch and the full delivery from the side or from behind, and stop on the frames that matter for the athlete in front of you.
Arm action
Freeze the arm at the point you are talking about and draw a line along the forearm or shoulders. Step forward a frame at a time to show how the arm gets there.
Delivery sequence
Walk through leg lift, stride, foot strike, arm cock, release, and finish in order, freezing each point so the athlete sees the sequence.
Hitting analysis
Review stance, load, stride, hand path, contact, and extension, and draw on the frame to show where the hands or head are.
Frame-by-frame athlete review
Send the finished clip so the athlete can replay and scrub through it on their own phone and see the same frames you marked.
Clip comparison
Compare a bullpen from this week with one from last month, side by side, trimmed to start at the same point.
A pitching example
What a pitching review looks like in the editor.
A pitcher sends a side-view bullpen clip and asks why their arm feels late. You open it and slow the delivery down. You freeze at foot strike and draw a line along the shoulders, then step forward one frame at a time to the point where the arm reaches its high position, and mark it again.
Talking over the clip, you explain what you notice about the timing of the arm relative to the front foot. The athlete gets one video they can replay and scrub through, and can bring questions to the next session.
A hitting example
Reviewing a swing from load to contact.
For a hitter, you freeze at the load and draw a vertical line to show head position, then step to the stride and to contact. Marking the same line on each frame shows whether the head stays where the athlete thinks it does.
You can put an earlier swing next to the current one in side-by-side mode and trim both to start at the load, so the athlete sees a change rather than hearing about one.
Facilities and teams
Review video for a whole roster of athletes.
Baseball and softball training facilities often run many athletes through several coaches. The Facility plan lets each coach use the same editor under the facility's brand, next to bookable cages, memberships, and clinics.
How it works
A baseball review, from clip to feedback.
The steps are the same in every sport. These show how they look on a baseball clip.
- 1
Get the clip
An athlete sends a bullpen or batting clip, or you load video from a session.
- 2
Step through the sequence
Move one frame at a time through the delivery or the swing and freeze the key points.
- 3
Mark the frames
Draw a line or angle on the arm, shoulders, or head position. You place each mark.
- 4
Explain it
Slow the clip and record your voice over what you marked.
- 5
Send it to the athlete
Share a link or message it, and keep it with the athlete's record.
Editor tools
The editor tools baseball coaches use most.
Frame-by-frame stepping
Walk through foot strike, arm cock, and release one frame at a time.
Lines and angles
Draw along the forearm, shoulders, or back leg to show a position.
Freeze and focus
Hold the frame you are discussing and focus on the part of the picture that matters.
Slow motion and zoom
Slow the delivery and zoom in on the hand or the front foot.
Side-by-side mode
Compare two bullpens or two swings, trimmed to the same starting point.
Voice-over
Explain the cue out loud so a young athlete hears it while watching the mark.
Connected platform
Video analysis is one part of a connected coaching platform.
Video review is one part of running a baseball training business. In CoachCore it sits beside the rest.
Athlete management
Keep each athlete's video reviews with their record and notes.
Lessons and booking
Athletes and parents book lessons on your site, and a review can be applied to the lesson it came from.
Training programs
Pro includes programs, so a mechanical focus can become drills and throwing or hitting work between sessions.
Progress tracking
Pro includes progress tracking to record how an athlete develops over a season.
Messaging
Send the review to the athlete or a parent from the editor.
Pricing and trial
What video analysis costs for baseball coaches.
Video analysis is included in CoachCore Pro and in the Facility plan. It is not part of Basic.
Pro, for independent coaches
$79/mo
Includes video analysis, programs, clinics, and progress tracking, plus the branded site, booking, packages, and payments. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
Facility, for multi-coach businesses
$150/mo
Includes up to 5 coaches. Additional coaches are $10/month each. Coaches at the facility use the same video analysis editor under your facility brand, alongside staff permissions, bookable spaces, memberships, and waivers.
Founding Pro pricing ($69/mo with code FOUNDERS2026) is a separate promotion from the free trial and does not replace it. Standard pricing is shown above.
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FAQ
Baseball video analysis questions
Does CoachCore measure arm angle or pitch velocity?
No. The editor does not automatically measure motion, speed, or angles of the body. You choose the frames and draw your own lines, and you describe what you see.
What can I review on a pitcher's video?
Anything you can see in the clip: the windup or stretch, leg lift, stride, foot strike, arm cock, release, and follow-through. You step through them and freeze the frames you want to explain.
Can a hitter's swing be reviewed the same way?
Yes. You can step through stance, load, stride, hand path, and contact, and draw on the frames, for example a line for head position.
Can an athlete rewatch the review?
Yes. The athlete receives your finished video as a link they can open on a phone or computer, replay as often as they like, and scrub through.
Does a baseball facility use the same tool?
Yes. Coaches at a facility use the same editor through the Facility plan, alongside bookable cages, memberships, and clinics.
Show an athlete the frame you are talking about.
Open the baseball demo, step through a clip, and see the feedback an athlete would get.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Founding pricing is a separate promotion.